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Bodywork Special Twelve Weeks In which the author undertakes a grandiose experiment: to discover whether a regularly imbibing, socially smoking, still carousing 37-year-old can transform himself into a competitive athlete. Guess what? He did. Follow his plan and you can, too. By Tim Struby
Screw quick fixes and fad diets. Dedicate 12 weeks to this back-to-basics plan, and you can have real, lasting, all-around health and fitness. My story is living proof. The Guinea Pig, Part I: The author begins his 12-week challenge The Guinea Pig, Part II: The author finishes a triathlon, with two weeks to go in his program The Coach: Utah Jazz strength-and-conditioning coach Mark McKown The Plan: Print out McKown's 12-week multisport training program The Diet: Registered dietitian Beth Wolfgram on quality and timing of meals The Strength: Upper body The Strength: Lower body and body control The Stretches: Don't flex in vain The Core: Exercises to strengthen the all-important core |
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